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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Forum Update New Steps for UNIX.com Post 303021972 by Neo on Wednesday 22nd of August 2018 12:24:30 AM
Old 08-22-2018
Forum Update New Steps for UNIX.com

Dear Everyone,

Thank you for all the great comments, feedback and patience during our recent modernization efforts at unix.com.

Now, I need to decide where to go next, as we move into the next phase.

Some of the ideas I have are:


  • Make the UserCP experience and all those non-public UserCP pages responsive for mobile and other devices other than the desktop. This seems like a low priority since these pages are not public.


  • Redesign the user profile pages. However, this does not seems like a high priority for members and others have suggested we use the "blue side bars" feature for this and do not redesign and do unnecessary work.


  • Add new code to make it easier to upload attachments. This seems like a "higher priority" item, because uploading attachments is not easy, so I am considering some new code to make it very easy for users to upload attachments.


  • Add new code so guests can give thanks / thumbs up for posts. This seems like somewhat a low priority.


  • Add new code so guest can post questions and replies. This seems like a good idea, but I have mixed feelings because of the possibility for increased spam and a work load increase on moderators. This is related to the next bullet point:


  • Add new code to permit login with FB and other social media accounts. I hesitate to do this because I'm not very happy with what is going on in the world of social media these days and the lack of privacy and transparency. Personally, I have disabled all FB and other social media logins on all websites. I am working to decrease my personal dependency on social media and not increase it.


If anybody has any "burning ideas", "strong feelings" or features they want to see, please post them in this thread so I can think of the path forward for the next phase of site modernization.

Thanks
 

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